24277 + Interview Questions in Biology in Class 12 Page 77 InterviewSolution

3801.	Question : Transgenic plants are the ones
Answer» Produced by a SOMATIC embryo in ARTIFICAL medium Generated by INTRODUCING FOREIGN DNA in to a cell and regenerating a plant from that cell Produced after protoplast fusion in artificial medium Grown in artificial medium after hybridization in the field Solution :Transgenic plants are those plants in which a foreign gene has been INTRODUCED and stably integrated into host DNA.

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3802.	Question : Transgenic plants are produced by
Answer» INTRODUCTION of foreign GENE Inducing gene mutation Deleting SEX CHROMOSOMES Inducing gene mutation Solution :Introduction of foreign gene

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3803.	Question : Transgenic plants are
Answer» Produced by a somatic embryo in artificial medium Generated by introducing foreign DNA in a CELL and REGENERATING a plant from that cell Produced after protoplast fusion in artificial medium Grown in artificial medium after HYBRIDISATION in the FIELD Answer :B

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3804.	Question : Transgenic plants are produced by using Ti-plasmid from
Answer» AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS PSEUDOMONAS putida RHIZOBIUM leguminosarum E.coli ANSWER :A

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3805.	Question : Transgenic plants are plants having
Answer» No genes Genes in transposition Genes have no FUNCTION to perform Genes of ANOTHER organism Answer :D

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3806.	Question : Transgenic models exist for which of the following human diseases
Answer» a,b and C a ,b and d b,c d and e a,b,c and e SOLUTION :Transgenic models exist for human DISEASES are CANCER cystic fibroisi rheumatoid arthritis and alzheimer 's

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3807.	Question : Transgenic organisms are used by humans in various fields, especially to test the action of vaccines before they are used in humans. According to your opinion is there any ethical issue in such experiments? Comment.
Answer» Solution :Yes, some ethical STANDARDS are REQUIRED to evaluate the morality of all human activity that MIGHT help or harm living ORGANISMS. The MANIPULATION of living organisms by the human race cannot go on any further without regulation.

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3808.	Question : Transgenic mice are being used to test the safety of:
Answer» POLIO vaccine BCG vaccine antitrypsin hepatities B vaccine Answer :A

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3809.	Question : Transgenic hirudin is obtained from
Answer» OCIMUM SANCTUM Brasica napus Potato Tomato Solution :Brasica napus

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3810.	Question : Transgenic golden rice is enriched with high
Answer» LYSINE METHIONINE GLUTENIN VITAMIN A Answer :D

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3811.	Question : Transgenic food crop which may help in solving the problem of night blindness in developing countries is
Answer» Вt soybean GOLDEN RICE flavr SAVR tomato starlink maize Solution :Golden rice

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3812.	Question : Transgenic food crop which help in solving the problem of night blindness in developing countries is
Answer» BT COTTON GOLDEN rice fivrsavr tomatoes starlink maize Answer :B

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3813.	Question : Transgenic animals that produce useful biological products can be created by the introduction of the portion of DNA (or genes) which codes for a particular product to treat
Answer» a,c and c a and c a and c a,B and d Solution :Transgenic ANIMLAS that produce useful biological products can be created by the introduction of the portion of DNA (or genes) which codes forapaticular product to treat emphysema cystic fibrosis and phenylketonuria (PKU)

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3814.	Question : Transgenic animals that produce useful biological products can be createdby biotechnology. In 1997 the first transgenic cow was produced. Name the cow and significance of its milk.
Answer» Solution :Rosie Milk PRODUCED by this transgenic cow contained the protein - human alpha LACTALBUMIN and was nutrionally a more BALANCED PRODUCT for human BABIES than natural cow milk.

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3815.	Question : Transgenic cotton plant which is resistant to boll worm got the gene from
Answer» BACILLUS thuringiensis Spirulina Dictyostelium Trichonympha Answer :A

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3816.	Question : Transgenic Brassica napus has been used for synthesis of:
Answer» Hirudin Heparin Polygalacturonase Cry protein Answer :A

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3817.	Question : Transgenic animals are those which have
Answer» FOREIGN DNA in some of their CELLS Foreign DNA in all their cells Foreign RNA in some of their cells Foreign RNA in all their cells SOLUTION :Foreign DNA in all their cells

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3818.	Question : Transgenic animals are the animals in which a foreign gene is expressed. Such animals can be used to study the fundamental biological process, phenomenon as well as for producing products useful for mankind. Give one example for each type.
Answer» Solution :To study fundamental biological process like effect of insulin, effect of GROWTH FACTORS(IGF-I, IGF-II). To produce useful PRODUCTS like milk from ROSIE cow having lactalbumin.

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3819.	Question : Transgenic animals are animals that have had their DNA manipulated to possess and express an extra gene. Comment on some of the areas where these transformed organisms are used.
Answer» SOLUTION :a. To study the normal physiology and development: Transgenic animalscan be SPECIFICALLY designed to allow the study of how GENES are regulated and how they affect the normal functions of the body and its development. b. Production of useful PRODUCTS: Transgenic animals that produce useful biological products can be created by the production of the portion of DNA which codes for a particular product. c. Testing the safety of vaccines: Some transgenic organisms (mice) are being DEVELOPED for use in testing the safety of vaccines before they are used by humans.

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3820.	Question : Transgenci animals are used for production of
Answer» HAEMOGLOBIN lacteferon Both (a) and (B) NONE of these Answer :C

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3821.	Question : Transgenic animal has
Answer» FOREIGN DNA recipient DNA both a & b None of the above ANSWER :C

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3822.	Question : Transformation of normal cells into cancerous neoplastic cells may be induced by : - (i) x-rays (ii) Chemical agents (iii) gamma-rays (iv) Oncovirus (v) Smoking (vi) U.V. rays
Answer» i, III, vi i, iii, IV, vi i, ii, iii, iv, v, vi i, ii, iii, iv, vi Answer :C

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3823.	Question : Transformation of the early reducing atomsphere of the Earth intpo an oxidizing atomsphere was mainly due to the activities of :
Answer» ANAEROBIC heterotrophs Aerobic photosynthesizers Anaerobic photosynthesizers Anaerobic chemoheterotrophs Solution :N//A

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3824.	Question : Transformation was discovered by
Answer» MESELSON and Stahl Hershey and CHASE Griffith Watson and Crick SOLUTION :Griffith

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3825.	Question : Transformation experiments were done by
Answer» Tautum ZINDER LEDERBERG GRIFFITH ANSWER :D

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3826.	Question : Transfer RNA :-
Answer» forms hydrogen bonds between its codon and the ANTICODON of an m-RNA in the 'A' site of a ribosome binds specific amino acid by the help of AMINOACYL t-RNA synthetase uses GTP as the ENERGY source to bind its amino acid is TRANSLATED from m-RNA Answer :B

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3827.	Question : Transfer of pollen to the stigma of another flower of the same plant is(A) allogamy(B) xenogamy(C) autogarmy(D) geitonogamy
Answer» allogamy xenogamy autogarmy geitonogamy Answer :D

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3828.	Question : Transfer of segments between non homologous chromosome _____
Answer» SOLUTION :TRANSLOCATION

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3829.	Question : Transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of a flower is called pollination. Grass plants generally have small , inconspicuous flowers while plants belonging to many angiosperm bear conspicuous coloured flowers. Comment on the type of pollination taking place in these two groups.
Answer» SOLUTION :1) WIND POLLINATION 2) Pollination by biotic AGENTS.

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3830.	Question :Transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of another flower of the same plant is called :
Answer» xenogamy geitonogamy karyogamy autogamy Answer :B

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3831.	Question : Transfer of pollen grains from anther to the stigma of flower is called pollination. Grass plants generally have small inconspicuous flowers while plants belonging to many angiosperm families bearing conspicuous coloured flowers. Comment on the type of pollinatin taking place in these two groups.
Answer» Solution :GRASSES : WIND POLLINATION / ANEMOPHILY. Family bears CONSPICUOUS coloured flowers - insect pollination / entomophily/zoophily

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3832.	Question :When pollens are transferred from anther of a flower to stigma of another flower of the same plant , pollination is referred to as :
Answer» Xenogamy Geitonogamy Autogamy Allogamy Answer :B

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3833.	Question : Transfer of pollen grains from anther to the stigma of another flower on the same plant is called?
Answer» SOLUTION :SELF incompatiility

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3834.	Question : Transfer of information from DNA to RNA is called ……………..
Answer» TRANSCRIPTION TRANSLATION TRANSDUCTION MIGRATION SOLUTION :transcription

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3835.	Question : Transfer of genetic material into a bacterial cell through a viral vector is known as ……….. .
Answer» transformation transduction transfection translation Answer :B

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3836.	Question : Transfer of genes from one gene pool to another is:
Answer» GENETIC drift Gene flow Speciation Mutation Answer :B

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3837.	Question : Transfer of genetic material into a bacterial cell through a viral vector is know as .....
Answer» transformation transduction TRANSFECTION TRANSLATION ANSWER :b

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3838.	Question : Transfer of gene between populations that differ genetically from one another is called ……….. .
Answer» GENE mutation Gene flow Genetic drift Genetic recombination Answer :B

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3839.	Question : Transfer of gene between populations that differ genetically from another is called ........
Answer» Gene MUTATION Gene FLOW Genetic drift Genetic RECOMBINATION Answer :B

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3840.	Question : Transfer of any gene into a completely different organism can be done through
Answer» Genetic engineering TISSUE CULTURE TRANSFORMATION NONE of these ANSWER :A

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3841.	Question : Transfer of food energy in oranisms in an ecosystem through a series of repeated eating and being eaten.
Answer» ANSWER :FOOD CHAIN

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3842.	Question : Transerse binary fission occurs in
Answer» Euglena Amoeba Hydra Paramecium Answer :D

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3843.	Question : Transcription requires which of these enzyme ?
Answer» RNA BASED RNA polymerase RNA based DNA polymerase DNA based RNA polymerase DNA based DNA polymerase Answer :C

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3844.	Question : Transcription means the synthesis of ………………
Answer» DNA RNA PROTEINS LIPIDS SOLUTION :RNA

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3845.	Question : Transcription unit
Answer» starts with TATA box starts with PALINDROME regions and ends with rho factor starts with promoter region and ends in TERMINATOR region starts with C A A T region. Solution :(c) : TRANSCRIPTION unit is the distance between sites of INITIATION and termination by RNA polymerase . It may include more than one gene. RNA polymerase produces transcription sequences.

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3846.	Question : Transduction was demonstrated by - in -
Answer» ZINDER and LEDERBERG . Salmonella Lederberg and TATUM .E.Coli Griffith .Diplococcus pneumoniae Avery, MacLeod and McCarty. STREPTOCOCCUS pneumoniae Answer :A

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3847.	Question : Transcriptionally active chromatin is
Answer» EUCHROMATIN HETEROCHROMATIN Both None ANSWER :A

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3848.	Question : Transcription is the formation of
Answer» mRNA tRNA rRNA protein Answer :A

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3849.	Question :Transcription is the transfer of genetic information from
Answer» A]CHROMOSOME to cytoplasm B]TRNA to mRNA C]DNA to mRNA D] mRNA to rRNA ANSWER :C

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3850.	Question : Transcription and translation, both affected by deficiency of :
Answer» MG ions K ions Calcium Boron Answer :A

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